FCC baseball rolls over Hood College JV, 10-2, wins third straight
In any sport, one of the best ways to ensure victory is by capitalizing on your opponent’s mistakes. That’s exactly what Frederick Community College did Read More
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Men’s basketball uses 12-0 run to down Northern Va., clinch region tournament appearance
Needing a win to keep their season alive and earn a spot in the Region XX Division II men’s basketball tournament, Frederick Community College used Read More
Africa to FCC: ‘It was time for me to go for my goals’
The pensive but eager teenager peered out the tiny airplane window, watching everything he ever knew vanish beneath the clouds. For the first five minutes, Bilal Hassane Souley’s upbringing — all 18 years of it — flashed before his eyes as he flew out of Diori Hamani International Airport of Niamey, Niger.Later, he recalled this moment the most agonizing 300 seconds of his life. But as Hassane Souley peered down at the fading city he would forever call home, he knew boarding a flight halfway aro
Despite a 5-10 record, the best is yet to come for women’s soccer
Since launching the women’s soccer program in 2001, success has come sparingly at Frederick Community College. The Lady Cougars have never had a winning season Read More
Breaking: Two players released from men’s soccer
Frederick Community College men’s soccer coach John LaRocca announced Friday, Oct. 21 that players Maycol Nunez and Hein Aung have been released from the team. Read More
Winning with a loss: The story of FCC baseball pitcher Hunter Crim
Hunter Crim had dreamed of playing professional baseball his entire life and has played for as long as he can remember. “I’ve always had a Read More
New coach elevating men’s soccer
John LaRocca approaches each and every day with a vision that’s only clear to him. Tucked in the back of Frederick Community College’s campus is Read More
Disappointment as FCC cancels volleyball season
By Ben Spector In November 2015, the Frederick Community College Cougars volleyball team stood at the top of the mountain, having just hit maybe the Read More